Hodgeman Agitator from Hodgeman Center, Kansas • 3

Go to E. VanVoorkis for Lumber Lath, Shingles, Sash; Doors, Posts Eta Speareville, STOP AT THE 1ZZ ft ST. THE AGITATOR Fuller Hart, Wholesalo aud Ketail Tay Ccaehes. FcrrUlcd vlth tla Eortca rill to HuS Hereafter Betvcea This City an! Chicago. The "Old IMiable' ITann'ibal and St.

Joe r.iilrcad will hereulter run magnificent 'flay coachcn, furnished with the Horton reclining chair, bet ween ths From Mareun. Looks liko rain "Sunday school well attended last Sunday. Prindlo 'lias just been building a nico fctono cellar. IIo thinks however that ho is not a first-rato stono mason. Buckner and Sawlog both dry heap Cash Store.

HUG GISTS-. Dealers in city and Chicago, ntoii piango.ny way of the Chicago, Burlington nnd Giiine'v WINES, LIQUOkS, AT rail iraj This is one Ilia most direct and safe routes to tho a.t.' and this Kiel) places it in ha very first rank in nointof Washington Camp No. 3, CIOAUS, TOBACCOS, "OILS, PAINTS, eieganco nml perfection ot accoinmoihu A. meets in the hall at Hodgeman.Cen. above Floyd s.

A. good stream still runs at Prindlo's crossing. Bugs aro destroying potatoes and peas by the- wholesale. Rico corn on sod is toariy a ter crcrv Saturday evening. lions.

Itliout ctoulit it will early be. come the most popular lino in flio wesi L. P. Mack, President. HODGEMAN CE'MTER Stationery, Toilet Articles.

failure, unless rain come-' soon. with the traveling public. Tho Horton reclining chair Is immeasurably superior in point of comfort and eaee of management all others now in tine, ami those Books, 'Etc. Mrs. Honnewcll is still quiio placed tho Hanmiird ami St, Jog cars low.

Hcpca aro entertained of are ot tho linct workmanship and ma. her early recovery. Tho family Serials. But to the traveling public it is useless to speak of the cxcdlenccof ihcse J. A.

WniTr.siDK, Secretary. News, Coma and celebrate. Let us pray for rain. Uro'wn'a Grove will celebrate. Emigrants are still coming in.

Read Mc'Coy's advertisement. .1 havoth'o sympathy bi the com- IS chairs. Ihey have proved. uiir.lv Having purchased the croeerv store 9 successful, and so fully meet the wants of J. Lavenburg 1 am now munity, and we hope they will not get discouragod.

ready to sell Commissioner Wilson began oi me traveling community- that they have become Mr. 11. 1). Price, the efficient passenger agent of the Hannibal til Joe in this city the information Ih'tt thwe day EY THE'OtTOCS OS rOTOT. We have now on hand secdi of every harvesting tho first of last week, LucVy bun to haVo riiyVaing worth harvesting this will ho placed on tho road thi3 week Prairie breaking is the order of the description.

Call aud see us at our placo of business', GROCERIES We commend this route to those going east who winli to r-ecure comfort, afely "day. Jini Whiteside has completed his mm expei.iticn. I ivansas City Journal, Feb. 'Jth. well.

lE. It. P. Can't Leave His Iusiiies. Mrs, Hale, daughter of Zaeh Chand fourth of July a "week from next SIXTH KINSLEY.

M. COLLAR, OF ALL KINDS CIIKAP FOIt OASil. Tho Currf ncy Question. Notwithstanding the fact that tbous Friday. ler, lias becpnie the mother of arothcr The store at Fordham has been inov child, and Mr.

Chandler lias again given her his chock for $20,000, ns he proiciked to do for every child born to "od away. Farmers Settlers niids of our people are at present wors rylng themselves almost to deuth over this vexed fpiestion, even to the extent of neglecting their business, their homes and their duty to their families, there nre till thousand upon thousands of smart, hard working, intelligent men pouring Into the great Ar Rev. Jessup will preach, in the hall her. Mr. Chandler talks ot applying to Congress for relief.

At the limn he "to.morrow. Store. Several showers daring the past inadu the oiler he was not acquainted with his scn-iii'lav, and lie had more week or ten days. FLOUR, FEED, kansas Valley, fie Uanlcn of the West, where the Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Hallroad offers them their choice confidence irj his. daughter than he lias Hcrron Johnson will soon com now.

iliey have teemed to conspire GllOCEIUES, 'plete the county desks. a'gafcst the. old man, and It believul that his bad temper towards democrats We are. anxiously waiting for some body to "discover coal." and' rebels lb 'caused by tlifc constant drain on his bakk account. A conimit- And keitV kept constantly on hand.

Canned Uoods, Dried Fruits, and cv. of 2.500.000 acres of tho finest farming lands in the world at almost their own prices. If yon do not believe It, write to the undersigned, who will tell you where you can get a cheap land exp'lor-ng ticket, and how, at a moderate expense, you can see for yourselt and be convinced. F. Whitk, Cci.

Pass, aiid Ticket Agent. Topeka, Kansa Capt. E. If. CJark and Dr.

McCoy teVoI 'democrats have waited upon FLOUU, MEAL, crytlihig kept in a llrst-chiss grocery. went to Kinnlcy Tuesday, Hale, to induce him to go to Europo, for bis health, but he says lie can't Jeave Gen. Mack Herron still makes his his business. "weekly visits to the Sawlog. I Mil SOT LSTOSEESCID Keeps everything a Settlor wanu The prospects of Dr.

Winchel''s Chicago Short Line Sells just as cheap aa tho towns oaat 'starting a drug store are good. Stale iVews. Wife beating is laahionablc In Butler DOUgO. And St. St.

Louis direct through line by anybody, ro don't so to tho rail Corporal Johnson still dishes up the county. of the road towns expecting to do belter than TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED. best of hash at the Dclmonico. They were harvesting in Biitlcr coun you cm wiin ty last week. Ciiicap ill 1 1 Dowell.

the lively blacksmith at DODGK CITY, KANSAS. loin is overrun with sneak thieves and Fordham, says business is good. TnE ONLY LINE impudent tramps. Do you expect to pay wife's folks" 'in the east that long delayed visit this Governor StJor-n'will hrata At Wa W. A.

McCoy, Under one Ownership and one Man- fceeiicy on the When You go to Kinsloi fall! Grneo church, at Topeka, is to be Hodgeman Center, Kan ngement between Ivansas City and Chicago, Kansas City and St. Louis, and St. Louis and Chicago. Trains run through henceforth a cathedral. Re.

Painter is visiting his, or some 'other man's wife at the south side of th'c Topeka barber shops are closed on "county. Sunday by an ordinance. Leave your teams E. I. Meeker Co Thomps.

ITiiun seems to be th ririn- Assassination is sitting to be tautc ipnl capitalist investing his wealth at common in Allen county Froiz KANSAS CITV TO CHICAGO. Buckner. Wholesale and IlctaiT St. John is the name ot a hew town And from KANSAS CITY We haven't had as much rain as We in Stafldrd count', Kansas. To ST.

LOUIS. And ST. LOUIS The owner of the bus line in Parsons R. JOHNSON'S Vould have wished neither have we liad hailstorms and hurricanes. To CIIIC is "Old Push Things." cccart GKROOE8S, Horton's licclining Pala The law library of tho late Stephen We call your attention to Charley Free of Charge.

Pullman Palace Dining Cars. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. A. Cobb has been destroyed by fire. Warden's ad, Charley is selling har ness and saddles at Speareville at east Ilev.

C. K. Poineroy is about to re And Dealers in J. McJIULLIN, General Manager, LIVERY STABLE sign Hie presidency of 'te Emporia normal school. ern prices.

If Hodgeman Center hasn't its quota 'of generals, colonel, captains, rever- AMES CHARLTON, General Passcn- FL0UH, FEED, GRAIN, Senator Plumb' has contributed 1 a il. A for the benefit 'of thVcVtloiie sufferers. For rites of fare, maps and time tables, jenls, doctors, it is not the fault of Aud Supplia3 ot all kinds. the editor. Senator Plumb is In Emporia.

His applv to Hnv ticket agent or aourers D. IK) WES. Western I'ass. or F. G.

HIGH, Wcst'n Traveling 33 Main St. Kansas City, Mo. wife Is sick and ho is unablo to leave her. On Massachusetts Aronue. When yoii ri to Kinsley always take along your shot gun, revolver and dog, las you may ho called upon by the young Tbty keep constantly in stock a good A negro baby carried ri" the prize of supply of bloods of that town to light a duel at being the handsomest' child in Dodge ljDGAJ.il, IfULTON, ATTORNEY AT LA City.

At the time of his deatli the late Gen any minute. We understand that arrangements have been made with Mr. Miancr, of Sterling, to come here and start a hotel, and that the building will be com eral Shields had a son at school at Sr. Mary's, Kansas. Notary Public and Ileal EsUlte Agent.

The salary of the superintendent of Attention given to contest cases the U. S. Land Olliuc. Hodgkmaji Centkk. Kansas, schools at Lawrence has been lixed at Cattle and horsrs bought an ioH.

and a general livery businou transacMd fJAYLOR JACKSON, USE THIS BRANI) And in fact Bafe flair Dresser, $1,000 per annum. i From the Edward Co. Leader. A correspondent from Lakin says, speaking of the future prospects of the town, that it will undoubtedly be the next shipping point for Texas cattle. There a splendid range sonlh and the citizens ot Kearney county intend to build Up a town second to none in the valley.

Work fin Hie iiew M. E. church on menced at once, We understand Tfliomps. Haun is down in Edwards county running a reaper for Edwards Bros. It is bly a iiiorc profitable business than making county seats.

Dr. and Mrs. Lavenburg. were in bwn Monday. The dofttor lias sold out of, the grocery store, but still retains 'liis old interest i'ri the town and its wel-Vare, and will probably open up a dry goods store soon Col.

Jones and Major. Fdlton are nicely settled in their office, and no KINSLEY, KANSAS, Harflware of all Kinds. Second door north of Leader oflice. G. DAVIS, SURVEYOR, the corner cf Marsh avenue and Eighth street is progressing iinely and when IF YOU WANT completed in Gothic style with stained HODGEMAN CENTEIJ, if ANSAS Wagons.

glass windows and furnished, the Methodists will be able to boast the neatest and handsomest little chapel in the upper valley. The building is to bo Go feet in width by if length with a QIIAS. WARDEN) Harness Maker, seating pa pacity, including tjie gallery, of nearly two bundled and fifty. A 9 Kansas. -The best stoek of harness and sad don't go to Speareville, or any other point with your land and law Business when you can as well have it attended Vo within the county.

W. A. McOoy has bought the grocery Btore of J. Lavenburg and wijl continue the business at the old stand. McCoy is a good boy and understands his business.

He will put in a good stock of groceries and feed of all kinds. "Give the boy a chance" Kinsley had a bloodless duel this week. Kinsley is a fast young town, Cultivators, Reapers, or any kind of dles in tlx; valley; sold below eastern steeple 23 feet in height will "top ofT' tho structure which will bo res iy for use about the first Sunday In August. prices. Impairing neatly done.

ami. in the ivOnii linl ISetterthah any NsiIcruliiM Conic to tho county seat to trade.and 1FARMINGIMPLEMENTS build up a town in your own county. The new mill at Speareville will be give them a call at their store in CUKTIN A PARKER, BLACESIvUTHS, Kinsiey, Kansas. They manufacture the HOD PLOW and always have on hand a supply for canh customers. All kind- of woik done on abort notice.

Shop on Mamh avenue, KINSLEY, KANSAS. and we are not surprised that "pistols and coffee," wilh "a woman at the IkH-tora of it," or on top of it, or somewhere around it, are in order there; only that in this case it was a silly young girl instead of woman, and two hralnlcs, novel-reading young kidi to'tead of mtn. One Utasnoonful of thls-Sodft used with Bour milk espial Four teaspoonfuli of the best Baking. Powder, saving twenty times its coat. Sec package for information.

If the teaspoonful Is too lartre and doei not produce good result at rst tuc lea alter wafdi! in running order in about two weeks. The machinery in all on hand, and is being put in place rapidly. It is the intention of Messrs. Koopilz Koeh-ler to run a first-class custom mill, giving each farmer the flour from Li own wheat. They are Sole Agents for the John Desrs Plow.